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Sam

10-19-2002 21:32:11




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When were the New Idea model M14A spreaders made? I just brought one home. It looks pretty good. Thank you.




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Mary

10-24-2002 16:25:30




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 Re: manure spreader in reply to Sam, 10-19-2002 21:32:11  
All New Idea spreaders were made at Coldwater Ohio that,s in Mercer co. One of the better spreaders made



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Mary

10-24-2002 16:24:12




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 Re: manure spreader in reply to Sam, 10-19-2002 21:32:11  
All New Idea spreaders were made at Coldwater Ohio that,s in Mercer co. One of the better spreaders made



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ACSam

10-24-2002 20:03:05




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 Re: Re: manure spreader in reply to Mary, 10-24-2002 16:24:12  
Thank you for the info. Do you know about when the were made? 50's, 60's. I have a 1950 WD allis that I would like to hook to it for shows, but I need to be consistent on the year. Thank you.



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Mary

10-26-2002 18:35:42




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 Re: Re: Re: manure spreader in reply to ACSam, 10-24-2002 20:03:05  
New Idea spreaders has a long interested historyIt started with nisco no. 6 and then 7 and 8.s No 10 and 10A were real seller and still are to be rebuild. Then came the 2 wheel tractor spreaders in the 40 till now. the 12, 12A 14 and 17 all groung drive Then the pto. Then I lost track of no. There even build the horse spreader in the 60 when they got enough oders from the Amish. A school teacher invented the wide spred. because the boys was missing to much school pitching yhe manure off wagons with forks

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cmarie

03-08-2005 15:45:30




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: manure spreader in reply to Mary, 10-26-2002 18:35:42  
i purchased a four wheel (rubber tires) pull type metal wagon manure spreader with wood on top of metal sides,,,have no idea who manufactured it or what year era it is from. Can anyone help??? thank you,,,cmarie



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Mary

10-26-2002 18:34:25




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 Re: Re: Re: manure spreader in reply to ACSam, 10-24-2002 20:03:05  
New Idea spreaders has a long interested historyIt started with nisco no. 6 and then 7 and 8.s No 10 and 10A were real seller and still are to be rebuild. Then came the 2 wheel tractor spreaders in the 40 till now. the 12, 12A 14 and 17 all groung drive Then the pto. Then I lost track of no. There even build the horse spreader in the 60 when they got enough oders from the Amish. A school teacher invented the wide spred. because the boys was missing to much school pitching yhe manure off wagons with forks

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ACSam

10-24-2002 20:00:50




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 Re: Re: manure spreader in reply to Mary, 10-24-2002 16:24:12  
Thank you for the info. Do you know about when the were made? 50's, 60's. I have a 1950 WD allis that I would like to hook to it for shows, but I need to be consistent on the year. Thank you.



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Mary

10-27-2002 10:27:09




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 Re: Re: Re: manure spreader in reply to ACSam, 10-24-2002 20:00:50  
To ACSam. The 12 would be closest to the 50



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Mary

10-27-2002 10:26:01




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 Re: Re: Re: manure spreader in reply to ACSam, 10-24-2002 20:00:50  
To ACSam. The 12 would be closest to the 50



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ACSam

10-27-2002 16:40:01




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: manure spreader in reply to Mary, 10-27-2002 10:26:01  
Thank you Mary. The double posts were not intentional.



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